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056741a7cb61e1bc39fe46a2be653362b63545944e995d79f0d3e79942df9480 2013/PatrickDeval2.15.13.pdf 2013 Deval Patrick     DISCLOSURE BY ELECTED PUBLIC EMPLOYEE OF TRAVEL EXPENSES SERVING A LEGITIMATE PUBLIC PURPOSE RECEIVED AS REQUIRED BY 930 CMR 5.08(2)(d)2. STATE ETHICS COMMISSION ELECTED PUBLIC EMPLOYEE INFORMATION Name of elected 2013 FEB 15 AM 10: 55 public employee: Deval Patrick Title/ Position Governor Agency address: State House, Room 360 Boston, MA 02133 Office phone: (617) 725-4000 Office e-mail: Write an X to confirm I am filing this disclosure because: each statement. I am going to engage in an activity that serves a legitimate public purpose, i.e., it is intended to promote the interests of the Commonwealth, a county or a municipality; and A non-public entity (but not a lobbyist) has offered to reimburse, waive or pay travel expenses and costs worth more than $50. ACTIVITY THAT SERVES A LEGITIMATE PUBLIC PURPOSE Describe the activity which is the reason for To meet with representatives of government and industry in Colombia. traveling. Describe your participation in the Attend meetings and gatherings to discuss matters of mutual interest to the activity. Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Republic of Colombia. Date, time and location of activity. February 16-19, 2013 Events listed in attachment Please explain how the activity will promote the interests of the One of the Patrick-Murray Administration's goals is to solidify Massachusetts' place as Commonwealth, a county a worldwide leader in the innovation industries and continue to compete globally for the or a municipality. jobs, investment and businesses of the future. This trade mission is an opportunity to help achieve those goals and to expand economic development in Massachusetts by growing markets for Massachusetts-based companies abroad and by attracting international companies to Massachusetts. TRAVEL EXPENSES Identify the person or organization that Please see the attached spreadsheet. offered to reimburse, waive or pay your travel expenses. Address of person or organization. Provide information in as much detail as Itemization and explanation of amounts offered: possible: Air, train, bus, and taxi fare and rental car hire, etc. Transportation: n/a Overnight accommodations. Lodging: n/a Breakfast, lunch, dinner, special events. Meals: n/a Registration, admission, tickets, etc. Admission: n/a Refreshment, instruction, materials, entertainment, etc. Other (please list): At some of the events on this trade mission, I will receive meals sponsored by private organizations. The attached spreadsheet includes a list of the private organizations sponsoring these events. Total: $1,400 Write an X beside any I have attached the relevant itinerary. relevant statement. I have attached the relevant agenda. Having disclosed the facts above, I determine that: For the exemption Acceptance of the reimbursement, waiver or payment of travel expenses will serve a to apply, legitimate public purpose i.e., it will promote the interests of the Commonwealth, a county check off or a municipality; AND both statements. Such public purpose outweighs any special non-work related benefit to me or to the person providing the reimbursement, waiver or payment. Employee signature: Date: 14 2013 Attach additional pages if necessary. Elected state or county employees - file with the State Ethics Commission. Members of the General Court - file with the House or Senate clerk or the State Ethics Commission. Elected municipal employee - file with the City Clerk or Town Clerk. Elected regional school committee member - file with the clerk or secretary of the committee. Form revised February, 2012 COLOMBIA Event Sponsorship if Non-MA Sponsored Saturday, February 16 Meet with Colombian Minister of Defense Juan Carlos Pinzon and Colombian Defense Officials Sponsored by Ministry of Defense Meet with Local Public Officials and Community Leaders and Walking Tour of Morales (Cauca) with Minister of Defense Juan Carlos Pinzon Sponsored by Ministry of Defense Sunday, February 17 Meet with Local Public Officials and Community Leaders and Walking Tour of Carmen del Darien (Choco) with Minister of Defense Juan Carlos Pinzon Sponsored by Ministry of Defense Meet with Captain Alfonso Salas, CEO, Sociedad Portuaria Regional de Cartagena (SPRC) (Cartagena Port Society/Port Authority of Cartagena) Sponsored by Ministry of Defense Dinner and Debrief with Minister of Defense Juan Carlos Pinzon Sponsored by Ministry of Defense Monday, February 18 Meet with United States Ambassador to Colombia P. Michael McKinley Country Team Briefing with United States Embassy Science & Technology Development Briefing: Policy and Practice in Colombia as Presented by Director of COLCIENCIAS (Administrative General Department of Science Technology) Carlos Fonseca Zanate, and Manager of INNPULSA, Catalina Ortiz Lalinde AM-CHAM Colombia Lunch Sponsored by AMCHAM Colombia Massachusetts-Colombia Innovation Partnership Tech Roundtable Hosted by Microsoft, FEDESOFT and Massachusetts Technology Collaborative Sponsored in part by Microsoft, Fedesoft Massachusetts-Colombia Energy & Water Technologies Business Roundtable Hosted by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and Asociacion Nacional de Empresarios de Colombia (ANDI): Globalizing Massachusetts' Technology Innovations in Partnership with Colombian Companies Sponsored in part by ANDI 2013/PatrickDeval2.15.13.pdf
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